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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
8
An advertisement urges readers to use their ZIP code for faster pattern delivery. It emphasizes including the pattern number and state with city and street address details. The text stresses prompt service and the correct ZIP code for quicker handling.
Johnston County family the B. H. Hinnants of Route 2 devised a distinct den look by paneling with old weathered boards gathered over the years. Mrs. Anna H. Cox notes the den will be very attractive once finished.
New Paris reports Jules-Francois Crahay presented Lanvin's summer collection marked by bold color clashes. He pairs red and kelly green with royal blue purple and apricot in vibrant ensembles that highlight visual drama and modern silhouettes.
The article surveys designers Lanvin and Dior presenting in New York with mid knee dresses and new lengths. It notes day wear including striped jerseys and chalk styles, wide cuffed wool pants, bare back jumpsuits for beach, and evening fabrics like silk crepe Georgette with white blazers. It highlights colors, accessories, and extensive beading.
The B Sharp Musical Art Club presented a piano program by members at a Tuesday gathering. Jennie Hayworth hosted at her home and served refreshments. The next meeting will be held at Scott Jensen’s home in February.
A 12 year study by an insurance company shows prominent professional and business men outlive white men in the general population by about 30 percent. Scientists educators and clergymen also show favorable longevity.
Advertises a 12 day supply of FAT-GO for $2.50 with a money back guarantee. Claims sensible, non sensational weight loss and urges purchase at a drug store to start losing weight this week.
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